For the record

In "Secret Files reveal UK talks over Libya's oil", we said: "In 2006, the Prince of Wales was involved in a meeting at the embassy in the Libyan capital." The source of this information was the Foreign Office and Clarence House has asked us to make it clear that the Prince of Wales has not been to Libya since 1954 and that the above meeting actually took place at a reception for several hundred people at the embassy in Cairo.

The most recent issue of Observer Film Magazine, in its reference to Four Weddings and a Funeral, included among the cast members Simon Cowell. This should, of course, have been the distinguished actor Simon Callow, not the celebrated judge of Pop Idol.

In "At long last Scotland is getting her history back" (Scottish edition), the argument that Scottish history has been too long ignored in the nation's classroom was emphasised by reference to "Bonnie Montrose". We should have said Bonnie Dundee, of course – James Graham, the 1st Marquess of Montrose, having never been known as "Bonnie", especially after he was executed and his head put on a spike.